I’ll Live My Second Life!

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Other members of the 18th Knights left the hospital room, and Phee spent the day in the hospital room as it was. Sometimes the painful part was his neck, and Phee was to be hospitalized for a while.

The next afternoon, I heard another knock on the door. Fighting with Crowe, Fee, who stood nervously, alerted with someone for a moment.

Looking at the door, it opened and the apprentice knights revealed themselves.

“Hey! Are you okay with the injury?

That’s what Slad, who was at the forefront, said and raised his hand.

“I was worried when I heard you were hospitalized.”

That’s what Raimier says with his muffled eyes.

Gollms, Geese, and Couinu were here with me.

“Thanks everyone”

Also loosens Fee’s face.

Everyone told me about the northern quarters while Phee was resting.

“Everybody’s doing fine. But without Heath, I’m missing a little excitement.”

“Yeah… I don’t usually mean to be that violent…”

“Always weigh yourself if you’re conscious…”

Gollms told me, but if it wasn’t normal, I’d be out of my mind. I was Fee.

Then Slad said with a slightly cloudy face.

“Later, I was worried if I should teach… I hear Mr. Recon died in an accident on duty…”

“It is……………… I’m sorry you were so sweet…”

“Oh……”

Fee leaned over it and just nodded.

As for Recon, ostensibly, he is to have died during his assignment. Fee couldn’t hate him even when he was about to be killed. An eye full of despair and sadness comes to mind at the end of the day. I’m sure I’ve been in pain forever.

He was to have defended his honor as a knight and lost his life. Families are also admitted to the Royal Medical Hospital, where they receive all possible treatment. Still seems to be a difficult disease to cure……

I can’t say what a good ending it is, but Fie still hopes that his beloved family will live happily ever after.

“I still have time, so go get me something to eat or something. I’m just gonna go downtown and get you whatever you want.”

“But isn’t it just pathetic to leave one Heath?

To Slad’s suggestion, Laemier said it wasn’t a good idea to have just about everyone gone.

“Well, will you stay Couinu?

Phee named Couinu after him. Couinu rounded his eyes for a moment, but nodded cozily.

When I asked everyone for skewers, sweets, and spare time books, only Phee and Couinu remained in the hospital room.

“Hey, Couinu”

“What…?

When Phee spoke, the nervous facial cooinu replied. I can hear the cousins sipping their saliva.

I don’t know why he’s so nervous, but Fi had something to tell Couinu.

“The men of the 18th Knights blew me a woman.”

“What!?

Fee tells Couinu to shout once and for all be quiet. It was a secret, apart from the Couinu and the members of the 18th Knights yet, and Elizabetta, who was examining herself, and the Couinu. I’ve never been cautious.

“So, were you okay?

“Um, I’d like to. You told me you could stay in the Knights, and I’m probably supposed to be okay. Mr. Crowe is a little against me…”

“Mr. Crowe…”

Kuinu also looks surprised at the words. I listened to him and saw him, because I knew Phee and Crowe were close.

“Why should I be a woman…”

Fee sighed. With that said, Phee also knows that it is not common for women to do swordsmanship and knighthood. As soon as I found out my gender, it was stupidity due to shock rejected by Crowe.

To Phee holding her knees and sighing, Couinu stared straight at Phee and said.

“Whatever happens, oh… because I’m on your side!

Fie said, smiling after a little round of eyes at the words.

“Yeah, thanks”

Then I put my finger on my mouth and thought about something a little bit, and then I laughed and said to Couinu.

“If you fire a knight, it might be a good idea to be the maid of the house of Couinu. Will you let me work?

It would be more convenient for Couinu to have a territory so far from the king’s capital than Crowe’s home close to the royal family at the Duke’s if he were to stop being a knight.

Well, I’m not going to stop being a knight, and I want to. While I think it’s okay because I can get my consent from you, Phee tried to say that to Couinu.

“It’s okay! I’ll do my best to make the house prosper! I won’t let you work or struggle!

“Pfft, you don’t have to stick around like that if you cough up. It’s a joke.”

“Just kidding…”

When he told Couinu it was a joke, Couinu looked blue and nodded disappointingly.

While I wondered what a samurai was without work or difficulty, I thought Couinu was a good friend.